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BAN INOUE
| Address | 223 Kawakami-cho Nara-city Nara, JAPAN ZIP:630-8202 |
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| Representative Name | chika hayashida |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 60 |
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かやハンカチ 竹
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かやハンカチ ぼたん
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Kaya Handkerchief, Sakura
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かやハンカチ 桜
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Kaya Handkerchief, wisteria
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かやハンカチ 藤
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Kaya handkerchief, celadon
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かやハンカチ 青磁
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Kaya handkerchief, iron or navy blue
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かやハンカチ 鉄紺
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About 1 week
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| Dimensions |
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30 x 30 cm
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Country of manufacture: made in Japan
Material / component: 100% COTTON
Package: Individual Packaging
Year of manufacture: 2019
Product tag: Attached
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Description
| *Price revised from 2/1 Traditional mosquito nets (kaya) have been woven as a local industry in Nara since the Edo period. The coarse-grained fabric is used to make beautiful and functional 100% cotton handkerchiefs. At first the fabric is glued and crispy, but as it is washed and used, it becomes fluffy and gentle to the touch. The three layers of mosquito net fabric make it firm. It absorbs perspiration quickly and dries quickly, so it is hygienic and pleasant to use, with no unpleasant smells remaining. [Gorgeous traditional Japanese colors]. Unique color variations are attractive. The color concept of "BAN INOUE" is to create a gorgeous color combination like the colors of kimono, and many of the color names evoke the richness of Japanese nature and the four seasons. Just one of these colors will add a touch of glamour to any gift. *Notice of package design change*. The design of the obi will be changed. The image is the one before the change. There will be no change to the product itself. Due to the inventory at the distribution stage, we expect that the current product and the changed product will be mixed for a while. *Features of mosquito net fabric Mosquito nets were originally hung to keep mosquitoes away when sleeping. The folds are coarse and airy. It is very light and flexible due to a weaving process that creates a wide space between the threads to allow air to pass through. Because it is a woven fabric, it is not elastic. *History of Mosquito Net Fabric Mosquito net fabric, a local industry in Nara, has been actively woven since the Edo period (1603-1868) and continues to be used today. Mosquito nets were introduced from China and were initially used by aristocrats and others, but became popular among the general public during the Edo period. [The unique call of "kayaa, kayaa" (meaning "mosquito net," or "mosquito net," or "mosquito net") was a popular custom in the Edo period (1603-1867) to announce early summer in the city. *The charm of mosquito net fabric When the glue used in the weaving process is removed, the individual fibers of the threads expand and the original softness of the cotton is revealed. The intertwining of the fine fibers makes the fabric more comfortable on the skin and makes it fluffy, light, and airy. It is safe to use for people with sensitive skin and children. *Related Keywords* Mosquito Net Kaya Mosquito Net FUNAKIN Kaya FUNAKIN Handkerchief Mosquito Net FUNAKIN Kaya FUNAKIN Kaya Fabric Kaya Fabric FUNAKIN Kaya Kiji FUNAKIN Kayawata FUNAKIN Cotton FUNAKIN *FUNAKIN O-TEFUCHI Tenugui Handkerchief Gauze 100% cotton Gift Gift Giving Gift Small gift Natural Material Made in Japan Made in Japan Nara Gift Mother's Day Gift |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Nov.11th 2025 to Jan.13th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Oct.24th 2025 to Oct.28th 2025 |
| EMS | From Oct.23rd 2025 to Oct.28th 2025 |
| Pantos Express | From Oct.27th 2025 to Oct.30th 2025 |
| DHL | From Oct.23rd 2025 to Oct.27th 2025 |
| UPS | From Oct.23rd 2025 to Oct.27th 2025 |
| FedEx | From Oct.23rd 2025 to Oct.27th 2025 |
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*Notice of package design change*. The design of the obi will be changed. The image is before the change. There will be no change to the product itself. Please understand that the current product and the changed product will be mixed for a while due to the inventory at the distribution stage. *Please wash it with water or lukewarm water before using it for the first time because it has glue on it. The fabric will shrink when washed, but it will become fluffy and blend in after repeated washing. Please enjoy the unique texture of the mosquito net fabric. *Please be careful not to scratch the surface when using. *Bleach cannot be used for colors other than bleached (white). *Since this is a natural fiber, the color may fade slightly. *About size There are individual differences depending on the material. *About the color Depending on your monitor or computer environment, the color may differ from the actual product. In addition, there is the case that the color differs slightly from the actual color due to outdoor shooting, etc. Please understand that. *About the inventory situation In order to share with the actual store, there is the case that different sales occur. Please forgive us in case of sold out. In addition, there is the case that we can prepare even the product that is displayed as sold out, please feel free to contact us. For details, please see [Terms and Conditions]. |
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Traditional mosquito nets (kaya) have been woven as a local industry in Nara since the Edo period. The coarse-grained fabric is used to make beautiful and functional 100% cotton handkerchiefs. At first the fabric is glued and crispy, but as it is washed and used, it becomes fluffy and gentle to the touch. The three layers of mosquito net fabric make it firm. It absorbs perspiration quickly and dries quickly, so it is hygienic and pleasant to use, with no unpleasant smells remaining. [Gorgeous traditional Japanese colors].
Unique color variations are attractive. The color concept of "BAN INOUE" is to create a gorgeous color combination like the colors of kimono, and many of the color names evoke the richness of Japanese nature and the four seasons. Just one of these colors will add a touch of glamour to any gift.
*Notice of package design change*.
The design of the obi will be changed. The image is the one before the change. There will be no change to the product itself. Due to the inventory at the distribution stage, we expect that the current product and the changed product will be mixed for a while.
*Features of mosquito net fabric
Mosquito nets were originally hung to keep mosquitoes away when sleeping. The folds are coarse and airy. It is very light and flexible due to a weaving process that creates a wide space between the threads to allow air to pass through. Because it is a woven fabric, it is not elastic.
*History of Mosquito Net Fabric
Mosquito net fabric, a local industry in Nara, has been actively woven since the Edo period (1603-1868) and continues to be used today. Mosquito nets were introduced from China and were initially used by aristocrats and others, but became popular among the general public during the Edo period. [The unique call of "kayaa, kayaa" (meaning "mosquito net," or "mosquito net," or "mosquito net") was a popular custom in the Edo period (1603-1867) to announce early summer in the city.
*The charm of mosquito net fabric
When the glue used in the weaving process is removed, the individual fibers of the threads expand and the original softness of the cotton is revealed. The intertwining of the fine fibers makes the fabric more comfortable on the skin and makes it fluffy, light, and airy. It is safe to use for people with sensitive skin and children.
*Related Keywords*
Mosquito Net Kaya Mosquito Net FUNAKIN Kaya FUNAKIN Handkerchief Mosquito Net FUNAKIN Kaya FUNAKIN Kaya Fabric Kaya Fabric FUNAKIN Kaya Kiji FUNAKIN Kayawata FUNAKIN Cotton FUNAKIN *FUNAKIN O-TEFUCHI Tenugui Handkerchief Gauze 100% cotton Gift Gift Giving Gift Small gift Natural Material Made in Japan Made in Japan Nara Gift Mother's Day Gift
江戸時代より奈良の地場産業として織られてきた伝統的な蚊帳（かや）。その粗目の生地を生かして、美しく機能的な綿100％のハンカチを作りました。最初はのりがついてパリッとしていますが、洗って使うたびに、ふんわりと優しい肌触りに変化。蚊帳生地を3重に重ねているのでしっかりしています。汗をすぐに吸ってすぐに乾くので、イヤなニオイが残りづらく、衛生的に気持ちよく使えます。